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Yndo Hotel

Bordeaux, France · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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Agnès Guiot du Doignon walked into 108 rue de l'Abbé de l'Épée in September 2011 hunting a quiet three-star, and the 19th-century mansion refused to let her go. She opened Yndo on 26 September 2014, a name she took as a nod to Japan and to calm, with twelve rooms that do not resemble one another, two of them made from the old stables. A wing bought in the courtyard later added eight more, and the house now holds twenty.

About Yndo Hotel

History

In September 2011 Agnès Guiot du Doignon, who had sold her share of the Caritz in Biarritz, walked into the 19th-century mansion at 108 rue de l'Abbé de l'Épée looking for a small three-star. She bought it, spent about eighteen months of works inside a three-year project, and opened Yndo on 26 September 2014 with ten rooms and two suites. Two ground-floor rooms and a suite sit in the former stables. She said the name is a nod toward Japan and toward calm. About ten years later she bought the neighboring building in the courtyard and added eight rooms and a meeting room. The house now has twenty rooms, which she designed herself. Small Luxury Hotels includes the hotel. Dinner is La Table d'Agnès, for guests.

The setting

108 rue de l'Abbé de l'Épée, 33000 Bordeaux, a quiet street at the edge of the Triangle d'Or, near Place Gambetta. Villas Foch is the other house, on the cours du Maréchal Foch.

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